Neurology of Movement (Feb 19 - 21, 2027)

Neurology of Movement is organized by Carrick Institute and will be held from Feb 19 - 21, 2027 at Australian Chiropractic College, Adelaide Campus, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

Description:
Movement disorders remain among the most diagnostically demanding presentations in clinical practice. Gaps in understanding the underlying neural circuitry leave clinicians without the mechanistic framework needed to interpret what they are observing, localize dysfunction, and design targeted interventions.

This course closes that gap. Clinicians gain a rigorous, systems-level understanding of the motor control hierarchy, basal ganglia circuitry, cerebellar interplay, and the full clinical spectrum from hypokinetic to hyperkinetic presentations. Assessment frameworks, timing neuroscience, functional movement disorders, and emerging rehabilitation strategies are integrated throughout, giving clinicians the clinical depth to transform complex movement presentations into tractable problems.

What you’ll learn:

• Apply motor prediction models including MOSAIC to clinical movement analysis
• Interpret basal ganglia circuitry across direct, indirect, and hyperdirect pathways
• Classify and differentiate the full spectrum of hyper and hypokinetic disorders
• Conduct structured clinical assessment of movement disorders using validated tools
• Integrate timing neuroscience and rhythmic interventions into movement rehabilitation